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PXGE FOUR MEDTFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREOPy, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 4. 3929. ma nu n ALL STAR HONORS Non-Conference Team May Get Rose Bowl Game O'GRADY FALLS SEMA5 Quarterback IN SCRiBE VOTE Eaqh League Places Five Men On Mythical Base ball Lineup Mickey Cochrane Is Unanimous Choice Catching Position ST. '"LOl'JS. Jlco. -I. (A V !i two m,iji V'i.iH'.s In luisfliail phnrvrt honors penally in tho li'l'f nH-stnr tfiini of ihe .Sporting Npws, HI. T.ouih l)iiH(lialI iH'WHimju-r. nam- ; Oil by thf vuioM nf 1 s 7 MH'iribor.s of tho llasobi.ll Wrilor.s' iihnocI.i-! linn, and jinnniirirtMl today. I 15a oh loainit' plaocd fivo nion on J tho tonm, which Jiu-IihIoh tuj pitchers and one pl'iyor j.r pik-ii I of tho nthcr io.-ilion.s. ' An outstanding foatui'o was lh rrih. world j iinrnimoUH K'lf(Mion by tho of .Mickey Cochrane of ihr ohpnipion J'hilal-Iphia Aililotb for tho calHiiiiK portion. II- re ceived all 1ST votes. Thn-i- of U. teammates nlun wore chosen. Menihcrs of tho toani aro: A1;KHS frV;w HUNT : 1 A W RX,aMT.-.vv? 1 lJ lM"" I "' fc 28 ii si mug nimiinuic lor the Ii onor or iciircseiiiiii" iho I' III OF KAYO; FOURTH ROUND! i ! Veteran Pelky Keeps Inside i Ashland Boy's Swings' Body Punishment Slows j Cene Warneke Gains Mod Over Joe Murphy. necke nf Portland won a clone de cision over Dynitmite Joe Murphy of Klumuth Kill I a. A Bpeelal feature wan a mixed bout between u heavyweight wrem ler mid heavyweight boxer in which Karl lioebi', the boxer, knocked out Ituy Jeffrie!) at the end of mln uies and 47 HecondK. Heche proved hlniHelf well versed in the finer polntH or the wnwtllne: game mid wrinkled out of several bad hKiiii. tioilH. I.oii ii W'nltB of Snlein took i decision ove'r lied Hart of Portland In lour fa.st roundK. nobby Oilier of Portland won over Kd Stultn of 'rillaiiiook In four rounds. Pranltle Jlunroo of Klumuth' Falls took a I'oiirround decision over Dove Knicht of I'nriland. ARENAOPPGUEH ART SHIK to bo '"irno, f I will KH Daly Thoso throe .slalwai'ls havo hoi pod nuilio St. Mary's of Oakland, al., roast in llio annua) TouniJiiuoiK ol' Hums jja'iio t t'Jisadona. Now Voar's lay. 'luific ff OAKI..WIJ. fa I. iI't "Sli" .AladiKan'n Kioat St. Mary's olovon has o;-tatIIshod itself so strongly in Uio forefront of J'aoiflo const tball that it may l nainoU to ifp:vsont this sL-rtion In the Tournament of Roses Kanio at Pasadena, -Now Venr'h Day. I ndofratt'd ami .-corod on only by OreKon univori-ily, St. .Mary's slamls n iably ood ohanco of getting tho asNiKMinout whioh usually lo Iho loading loam in tho J'aeilie coast oontoronco. Stanford. . hout turn a liroi nla aixl ( nllfornia. ail dofoaiod Uiis Simmon s. Hack Wilson. AthIoti-s, b-ft field; Chicago fubs, conti r ; luivo i-ly boon (lro)pod from tho runniriK abnf with tho other conies ill tile season and later defeated SanUl flaia just prior to en ot thai outfits, m. .Marys, a non-con tetonee team's victory over Stanford. i year, appear to I'leven, tied California field; II;. bo Kuth. Ww York Van kocp, right field; Jimmy Koxx. Phil adelphia Athletics, first base; Pow ers Unrnsby. f'hlcago fubs. second liaso; I'io Tniynor, I'ltlsburjih I'i rates, third base; Travis Jackson, New York tiiants, shnrtsop; .Mick ey Cochrane, Athletics, catcher; Left fJrove, Athletics, pitcher: llur lebrh Crimes. I'lltsburgh I'ii-ates. pitcher. The team hr.s a baiting average of VII, and if the pllcln-rs are ex chided, the average is .IMiI. The two pitchers have won a total o!" 37 games while losing 13. for tn average of .74" for the season. . Seven players were chosen by overwhelming votes. The race for first hase was close between Toxx and Hill Terry of the (iiants; j firtmes was closely pressed by j Oenrge Knrnshnw ot" the Athletisi ffcr second pi tolling posit Ion. and Hack Wilson had competition for, the center garden position. j ".Tho Sporting News has sponsor-) on selection rf the team for f v" j years. f:nd llornsby is the onlvj player tn bo named on all fh'ej tennis. . fWKi-ELEltS OLfBagI 10 LES KENNEDY! EAGLE POINT PLAYS IF L(S AXCKI.KS, tCat . !ee. 4., (TJ'j 1 . o, Christnor, the Akron, j Ohio, heavyweight whit less than; a year ago gave Jack Sharkey a' real f in lit, last night took th-1 short . end of his l'i-rouml match' bore with J.es Kennedy. Long, Ileaeh battler. Kennedy won aiij easy decision, being awarded eight I of the 10 rounds. Christnor looked fairly K"d in the first three easy-going .stanzas, but in tho fourth, Kennedy open ed ui w it n a left to tho Akron lighter's nose and followed it with blows to the body and head which kept Christnor on the run. In tho sixth Kennedy planted another one on ( 'hristner's nose, and In the seventh crashed in five more of tho same variety. The Long Heaeh boy led tho fighting all tho way. ami after the third round the Ohio husky spent most of his time at tempting to dodge Kennedy's at tack. , . By O. It. Kct(r It was a long ami plcusniit drive tli rough the California, twilight, from Sanla Cruz to whatever little station it was. I was in the same oar with Olenna's mother and several other people, and we were talking about the girl who is the national cham pion for the fourth lime. Clenna's name was mentioned a number uf times, ami then some body added the surname Clenmt Collett. "That's a wonderful name," 1 said to .Mrs. follet t. 'There's a spirited ring to it, and a sort of character, that makes it one of the most unforgettable names in the world. A ml what a, na me for n great champion!" I 'Vou think so?" said Ciena's mother. "Well, I'll toll you how It ha pponed. ' j "Three weeks after Cicnnn was ; born she was still without a given ' name. I couldn't seem to think of i any family names that appeared to 1 fit. I w:sn"t in any hurry to mime did think about it a her; but lot. "Ami then, one afternoon, I was thinking about my own school days and school friends, and one of thorn in particular popped int my j head -dlonna liigelnw. And sud denly I tried her name on my baby, .daughter, on a sort of impulse: ( Clenna Collett. "And then I said to mypelf, 'That's it: " 1 NIGHT BASEBALL ; TO AIO RECEIPTS I)RS M0IXI2S, Ta., T)?c. 4. (?') ! Night baseball is the' real solution ; to the problem of making minor league baseball a succesH, I,ee Key- sey, president of the Des Atnlne; Western leaKue club, believes. "Schools that used to be broke now have money, particularly the ' small Institutions, because i!ir have adopted the night plan for : football." Keyset- said.' "Why not baseball? It will draw and offset ; the use of the auto and give the : working man a chance to attend." Keyser said he Intended trying I the plan out in Des Jiolnes next I spring. I'OIiTI.A.VD, Ore., Die. I (P) King experience and generalship told last night when Hay I'elky, veteran Oakland liKhl heavyweight, stopped the knockout procession n'. (ieno O'draily, pride of Ashland, Ore., in the fourth round of their 10-round main event here. From the start Pelky demonstrated his ndvanlage and kept pressing in elose, making the Aslilund boy's swings ineffective und weakening M'r!r-..h. Ii.wli' nttncl.- O'tlradv was willing to mix and I once in the second round landed u left to the side of I'elky's lace which sent him to the canvas. Pelky was on his feet before a count could he started. The end came when in the fourth round, after having O'firady wobbly, Pelky toppled him with a left swing lo the jaw. In tlie seml-wludup Frankle War ANOTHER YEAR'S DUTY A.NNAl'OI.IS. ,Md., Dee. 4. Re tention ot U'illlMun A. (Navy Hill! Ingram to coach the navy football team next year was announced today by Lieutenant Commander Frederick : (I. keinjeke, KladUate manager of nthletlcs at the I'nited States naval academy. Ingram, youngest of three brothers, who starred lo athletics at the Acad emy, began bis service as head of the navy coaching staff in.l:i2(l. FOUR POINT 'BUCK' PROVES TO BE DOE PFNDI.KTON. Ore. (JPi frea.k deer which Jlen Cox of Cay use, Ore., shot for a . four-point buck, turned out to ho a young doe. The doe hail a 'iO-inch sprea j of horns. Cold For the Count of Four Days MATCH SEEKERS FEEL iiy One Tlinney I IIOfil'K rtlVF.rt, Ore.. Dec. (ftpl.) lOagle Point high school will play Hague riiver In a ilmible heeder basketball game here on Friday night. December ii. This Is the first time these schools have met. Kagle Point Is reported as having a fast breaking team. " MARJ0RIE KELLY NAMED EUGENE HI HOOP COACH CXIVKIISITY OP OltKOOX. KuKeno (Speeial) Marjorle Kel ly, senior In physical education from Medford. has been nnmcd basketball coach for women at Kugeno high school. In the ca pacity of coach .Miss Kelly will su pervise all work In this sport, at the high school, in addition to carrying on her regular university work. ON FATHER'S ELEVEN I CLAIIKMON'T. Ca'. fTl T!io old saying, "Like father, like son."' ! has scored again. Llair Nixon Is playing halfback j on the Pomona college football team IhiH season, with his father,' Coaeb Kui;cnc ". Nixon, instruct -ing him In tho art of handling t!i" pigskin. Nixon. Ihe father, was an all around athlete at Monmouth col lege, ill., where lie played football, baseba M, and performed on I Iw track team for four yearn. In his 1- vent's as coach of tho Sageheiw, his teams have won or tied for nine championships of the Southern California conference. (Am written " in tho "(b)lden j Hook" of the steamship Vulcanta, i on which ho and Mi's. Tunney re- turned from abroad ). j "Having paid a visit to Miss Vn lea nia. on Thanksgiving day. ; I ! L'S, at I'ola, Isllra, where she j was being primed and fitted for; her debut, Airs. Tunney and 1 have had a sort of patron's in-j I e rest in her career. It has given , us great pleasure to bo able to 1 book our passage homo aboard i her. j "Cnfortunately, Old Neptune, n respect or 01 no personage or oc-1 casion oven Halcyon herself ; started grumbling and waving his 1 rid .'ii t as M !ss Vulcan la passed the ro k of Hercules; the seas i got roue,h. the skies gloomy, and 1 assumed a horizontal position in which I remained quite cold for the count of four days. "I havo not the Imagination lo conceive of possible improvement in the construction and comfort of tho ship and I think Kpleurtts himself would hfivo only words of praise and atiurement lor the table and service." , . 1 when you put a cigar to your lips" F i -A 1 . i ' : ..''' . : re - L says ; Alfred W. McCann 1). Ull.sA.II., I.L.D. l-Vimou i'liri Food Exjtert Po j-oii riMiu'inlii'r ihe oll,lt!lhy shop wIutc ihe man in the w indow rolli'd Ihe 1 ouves v illi dirty fingers . . . and Kjtit on the ends? What n far ery this is from ihe modern method of man ufaetuie used hy Certified Cremo. i Certified DM "J Unitary ud II N !". If THE GOOD 5t CIGAR . . . THAT AMERICA NEEDED 1V.D AirlHric.n Cictr Co. BEAT BUTTE FALLS SAMS VALLKV, tre.. Hoc. 4. (Spl.) Friday evening the Lutfe Kails basketball teann met o'i: teams at tin? local gym. where the former were defeated In both games. Tho score of tho high school teams was 1 ." to .ti, and was too one-sided to be nf much interot. but tho town loams ran almost "nock and neck" throughout thi jrame and finished with oifr boys but one point ahead, the score be ing lti to 1 5. ' Sandwiches, cookies and hot cof fee wore, served by the ladies to lhv teams. j 1'ITTSI U ' IKi I') A hunch of the boys' were whooping it:' up in 'a downtown hotel the other night, celebrating a football victory, f ' Somebody needed a match nnd j two collegians went out lo get it. ; They surveyed the long hall of j the hotel. The hour was late. I-Thore was no sound, except in the J room from which the two had I come. ! "Lot's try this one," one of the pair gleefully suggested. They banged on tho door. Aroused from his sleep th male occupant showed hi.- displeasure. There was an argument. Sud denly a. fist shot out and one of tho intruders reded. Somebody called an attendant. 'Lili'ky you didn't get anythlm,' j worse," ho remarked. "Of all the rooms in the Jintol. you hail to pick the one occupied by Iletiny Leonard." JACKSONVILLE CAGERS WILL PLAY GOLD HILL FOR 1930 DIXIE TITLE ifn CUM A M. N. C (,1' Duke uni versity, baby member nf the South ern conference, will make its first serious bid for Pixie laurels, hav ing booked five ganuv with confer ence foes. This season Duke's only confer once opponents were Louisiana State, North Caroline and North Carolina State. The Ulue IVvils will meet South Carolina, Kentucky. V a s h ington and Loo, North Carolina and North Carolina State next tail. Fights Last Night .1ACKSONVILLK. Ore.. Deo. 4. (Special) The basketball tennis are busy practicing. The first game of the season will bo played Kiiday evening, when booh the girls and boys teams of tho hiph school motor to Cold Hill nnd p!ay. VETERAN GRID OFFICIAL ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT BOSTON. Mass., Dec. !. Dr: Kddle O'llrlen. the natlonnlly known football official, today said he intended to quit officiating and .devote all of his attention to his profession. He has been officiat ing on college gridirons for twenty vears. (By the Associated Press) ST. 1.01'IS Kddie Shea ol Chi cago outpointed Young .Montreal nf Providence. It. I. jini: King Tut of Minneapolis knocked out Joey Kaufman of New York (111: l.oil j Terry of St. Louis knocked out j .Mutiny llackley of Indianapolis (p. NI-:V YOKK i'ete S.tnston. Nor way, outpointed Sammy Faber of New York Oil; Solly liilz of New York outpointed Vincent Sanchett of Spain llil. INDIANAI'OI.IS Hilly Sluiw of Detroit outpointed Merle Alte of Indianapolis Hill; Howard Jones of . Uiuisvllle outpointed .Mlkey O'Darn of Cincinnati ni). 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